Answer:
<u>Sales Budget for January, February and March</u>
January February March
Budgeted Sales Units 200 300 400
Budgeted Selling Price $10 $10 $10
Budgeted Sales Revenue $2,000 $3,000 $4,000
<u>Production Budget for January, February and March.</u>
January February March
Budgeted Sales Units 200 300 400
Budgeted Production Units 200 300 400
Explanation:
Sales Budget
This is the first budget that a company prepares from which all other budgets are created.
Production Budget
Since there are no closing or opening inventory targets, Budgeted Sales units equal budgeted production units.
Answer:
. $11.98
Explanation:
D1 = D0(1+g)
D0 = Last dividend
r = Required rate of retrun
g = Growth rate
Stock price formula = D1/(r-g)
Stock price = D0(1+g)/(r-g)
Stock price = 1*(1+0.054) / (0.142-0.054)
Stock price = 1.054 / 0.088
Stock price = 11.97727273
Stock price = $11.98
Answer:
A. Matched Samples
Explanation:
Matched samples is a situation whereby participants are paired, sharing every other characteristics except the one under investigation. The idea behind this is to have more control over unwanted variables. In this case, the study is measuring two production methods and in order to control the unwanted variable and leave only the characteristic or variable under investigation which is the production method, the two method is carried out by the same workers each.
Answer:
- Effect of inflationary flashpoint : Economic policies become tightened
- At the point where Unemployment is lowest in the Philips curve represents The flashpoint in Philips curve
Explanation:
Inflationary flashpoints are the points where the aggregate supply curve experiences a very rapid/sharp increase
The Inflationary Flashpoint can affect policy decisions in ways that it will lead to an increase in unemployment caused by the increase in Inflation, and this will cause the economic policies to become tightened in order to curb the effects of Inflationary flashpoints
The Inflationary flashpoint is represented in the Philips Curve ( relationship between the inflation and unemployment rate ) at the point where Unemployment is lowest in the curve
Answer:
Assets
(B)
Cash from operating activities (CF)
Dividends (E)
Equipment (B)
Expenses (I)
Liabilities (B)
Net decrease (or increase) in cash (CF)
Revenues (I)
Total liabilities and equity (I)
Explanation:
The balance sheet shows the assets, liabilities and equity of an entity as at a given date.
The income statement shows the revenue and expenses of the entity for the period ended while the statement of retained earnings shows the movements within the retained earnings account during the review period.
The statements of cashflow shows the net flow of cash from the company's activities namely; Operating, investing and financing activities.
